Saint-Etienne, who hoped for leniency towards him after the two interruptions of the match against Monaco (1-4) on Saturday, due to the throwing of smoke bombs and the use of pyrotechnic devices, was not listened to . Meeting urgently on Monday in the face of the seriousness of the facts, the Disciplinary Committee of the League (LFP) placed the file under investigation and declared a total closed session at the Geoffroy-Guichard stadium as a precaution.
It will make its decision on May 18, four days after the scheduled meeting against Reims, the last Ligue 1 home game scheduled this season for the Greens, currently 18th in the standings and struggling to maintain their status. ASSE will therefore receive the Champenois without spectators in the stands. A situation that could recur in the event of possible roadblocks, depending on the nature of the sanction.